The biggest boyband in the world could possible have the biggest album in the world if pre-orders are anything to go by. Their third album Midnight Memories is already topping the album charts in over ten counties.
Are YOU ready for the Day of Reckoning. . .?! No, don’t ye sinners worry, we are not announcing the imminent approach of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, but rather the welcome arrival on our shores of 5Angels, a five-piece girl group from the Czech Republic!
Every once in a while, far away from the sob stories of televised talent shows, a gifted young person will be found in the most unusual of places. Beth Sherburn is the perfect example of being in the right place at the right time.
Pop Scoop! is giving you and a friend the chance to see The Wanted, The Saturdays, The Vamps, Conor Maynard and more take to the stage at the SD2 Festival in Brighton.
At only 18 years of age, female pop solo-artist Amelia Lily has already experienced an eventful rise into the UK music charts. With her powerful voice and unique look, it should be intriguing to watch where her obvious talents will take her next.
Following the exclusive video premiere on the MTV website last week the former X Factor four piece boy band are gearing up for the release of their single ‘Peaches & Cream’ a remix of the 112/ P Diddy hit.
Lounging on satin sheets – and wearing nothing but a smile and faux pearls – The Only Way Is Essex star and plus-size fashion designer Gemma Collins stars in a brand-new PETA ad that proclaims, “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur”. And to kick off the campaign, Collins unveiled the ad – in person – in central London today. The ad was shot by top celebrity photographer Karl Grant.
20 year-old female singer-songwriter Tich is the complete pop package. She has the voice, the looks, the song hooks, and a deep emotional connection with her fans. A long career ahead is in the bag, girl!
The Vamps are a fast-rising Brit band with an acoustic-driven indie/rock-pop sound. Despite their young ages and obvious good looks, it is important to stress that this is no traditional boy band, but rather a tight group of instrument-playing musicians with a big sound and a no doubt very bright future ahead of them.
For JCats the following information will be entirely redundant, but for those uninitiated few out there (shame on you!), here a little intro on four-piece Brit boy band Union J.
